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VOL. 1, MRS. 02, OF 2 MASTERS

SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112

ORIGINATING AGENCY

US AIR force

REPORT NO.

TR 193-55

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QUOTED BELOW IS THE CABLE CLASSIFIED TO [REDACTED] WHICH WAS SENT TO HGS. US.LP ON 13 OCT 55. USAIR CONTROL NUBBER IS C-103 AND TEXT FOLLOWS*

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. THE SEPT. 10. NOV. 11. ISLE BANGLAS AS OPERATIONAL. DETAILED DATE, DETAIL NO. AND LOCATION. THE ISLE BANGLAS US OBSERVERS, SENIOR VIGILANT RUSSELL, LS. COL. E.U. L. TILM. LS, US. ON 12 OCT. 55 AT 1910 HOURS BETWEEN USAIR AND AUDELLABUL, EN MINUTES BY AIR LATER DEPARED AT USAIR IN TRANS CAUCUS REGION, NO ROUND AND CIRCULAR UNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAT RESSEMBLING FLIGHT DISCS OR FLIGHT SAUCERS ARE DEEN VALING OFF LINES VERTICALLY ONE ALITE APART. DISCU AIRCRAT ACCIDENTED LIVE USN WITH OUTER SIDE REVOLVING SLIGHTLY TO RIGHT AND THE TO LIGHT SOLIDARY ON FOR REAL. THE DISCS PART SPLESSED AS THE SEEN ONLINE FROM AIRCRAT. NO PROTECTIONS SEEN UN AEROCRAFT HIDE PFOED OVER OBSCENERIES. THE FLIGHT DISC AIRCRAT ASCENDED RELIGIOUSLY SLIGHT TO ABOUT GOOD FEEL, THE SPEED INCREASED STABILLY IN HORIZONTAL FLIGHT. ON THE FIRST FOLD, THE FLIGHT ATTITUDE OF DISC TERRITORY DURING ACCENT AS THE DIES, THE FLIGHT A DEUS IN FLIGHT. NO CREATING SPECIFICS FINEING LAST VERTICAL FORM. THE DISC OF THE AREA LOCATED ABOUT 1-2 FEARS OUT OF LINE. AFTER STIMULUS SPECTRUM TILTED DOWN, THE DISCS AND THE FLIGHT ATTITUDE AND REFUSED FELTITION TO LOOK OUT WINDOWS. US OBSERVERS TILLY BELIEVE THE DISC UNCONVENTIONAL. EXCEPT FOR CUTE AND REAL AIRCRAT, USAIR DATED LIFTOFF-2, ON 9 OCT. 55. AT DISEPERATELY AIRFIELD, HATTIE FORCED L2 STUDET JET TESTED NOT FIGHTS. LID ONE JET DOER DATED L1: ONE STUDET IN L1 AS LONG AS US CAOD L7. LIGHTS AND MUSD COULD FUEL THE TYPE, CANNOT FELL. UNITED AIRLINES AID. TRIPLE NELLY. DEFINTS STANDARD SIZE OF TOP OF NUSEDEY. SEPARATE STEPPING IN THE LEDGE OF NUSEDEY AND LOST IN LINES. TO GET LOCATED ON THE LEFT, FOLD DOWN THE SLEEF, VERTICAL IN STEPPING THE SLEEF TOP; AID SILVER BUBBLE EDGE AT FAIRD, LATEING ZEIRARD OF SLEEF. DUE TO DEPRECIATION, ADDED AS GRASS. COL. AT EEU LOND FELT LOST THE AND A LARGE SIZE LANDING FLAT. L2 MILDOWERS DED MOSON OF LOND. DISK FIRMLY 250 YALL TO VALUE OF ROAD, PART LIMITED RADER SIZE. DEFINTIVELY DATED L1 AS THE WOODGAGE OR GAGE AND THE SQUID FOLD FROM.

SECOND CONCLE DEPLETING OF RUSSELL GROUP UPON RETURN AND SUGGEST COORDINATION FROM D/I FOR EFFECTS. RUSSELL GROUP DEPLETED TRADUS ABOARD SWISS AIR FOR LGE. L3 COL. (Signed) J.S. RUSSELL.

On 12 OCT. 1955 at about 2145 hours, Gen. Russell, LS. Col. E.U. Hattie, U.S. Army staff of Police assigned to Senate Army Forces Committee, and in. Biden, Broy, Committee Consistently arrived at Willson (Willson) Station in Prance, having come direct from Key. Their fall from sky fell then to DOP, at the eastern border of Czechoslovakia, where they observed the JR gauge switching operation from the Russian dried bags to the Czech standard gauge. Upon arrival at the LS. Willson Station, the Russell group was not by the acting Officer of Mission, Mr. Harold Veller, and the USAIR. To receive the group to the US Residency where they were to spend the night. It was evident that they had seen much and had been to place in Russia and possibly in Czechoslovakia where US observers had not been, at least for a good many years. Gen. Russell stated that he had been in Prance once before in 1927, and was anxious to see some particular places. After arrival at the Residency and dimmer, LS. Col. Hattie expressed a desire to report something of the utmost importance to the USAIR, "Something you may not believe, but something that we've been told by your people (USAF) doesn't exist." I suggested that we not discuss anything at the Residency.

WARNING: This document contains information affecting the national defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S. C., Sections 793 and 794. Its transmission or the revelation of its contents in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law. It may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by other than United States Air Force Agencies, except by permission of the Director of Intelligence, USAF.

AF FORM 112a

REPLACES AF FORM 112 PART II, 1 JUN 48. WHICH MAY BE USED.

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U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

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Nov 9 1955

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